[CA Conservative]

Ummmm - the Right to Keep and Bear Arms is NOT a constitutional right.

The Founding Fathers and the Supreme Court of the United States beg to differ with you...

[publius911]

The Founding Fathers and the Supreme Court of the United States beg to differ with you...

Really?

"...are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights..."

Not by the Supreme Court, and certainly not by the Founding Fathers (why would they sign that offensive 'declaration thing' document otherwise? Got unalienable?)

[kiryandil]

This is why I ceased being a Constitutionalist, and became a Declarationist.

See, they can lie about the Constitution all day, and snow people into believing that the Constitution "grants" you Rights. The Declaration TELLS you where the Rights came from, as FReeper publius911 writes:

Really?

"...are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights..."

Not by the Supreme Court, and certainly not by the Founding Fathers (why would they sign that offensive 'declaration thing' document otherwise? Got unalienable?)

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The tyrants can outlaw guns, they can pass hundreds of laws against guns, but still We Got A Natural Right to guns.

It's interesting that the "right to vote" doesn't seem to be a Natural Right...

BTW, Gene Eric & wardaddy - the "intellectual wordsmithing" is how the Royal Purple Party (Washington DC Reds & Blues) are running the "Constitution con" on many of the conservatives.